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I know the book states CS2, and since the only version of Photoshop that I own is CS3, I was a little leery of buying a book that was written specifically for another version of this software. Was I going to end up with a book that made no sense to me? After all, I am a newbie to Photoshop and everything he is talking about may have been changed in the newer version. Well, I 'm here to tell you “no”, that is not the case at all. This book isn’t just for CS2 users. It goes great with CS3, too.
Now where to start? How about the little things first.I really like the feel of the paper, although it tends to reflect the light almost to the
blinding point if you tilt the book the wrong way. However, it is a thicker paper and if you are anything like me and must highlight the stuff you find important, you will be pleased as punch to know that it does not bleed though to the other side. As it turns out, this is a good thing in my case, or my book would be one big puddle by now.
The book has 21 Chapters that are split up into 3 sections, which we'll go through as my review progresses.
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